As The Times explained last week, a 1951 agreement grants the United States the ability to “construct, install, maintain and ...
Sophie Pinkham’s “The Oak and the Larch” is an inventive study of Russia’s cultural practices and its reigning mythologies ...
Eliding the means while embracing the end: in classical rhetoric, the passage between the two is effected by enthymeme, whose ...
Thousands of students from across the Caucasus and Central Asia now study in China, and it seems Beijing is expanding such educational programs every month. In addition, China projects cultural ...
The Spy in the Archive” by Gordon Corera spotlights a KGB archivist whose actions led to the biggest counterintelligence ...
St. Olaf's Church has been a Tallinn landmark for centuries. In the 1970s, reports of miracles drew pilgrims from across the ...
As this article goes to press, security officials in Iran are carefully weighing their options on how to dole out violence to ...
The Yak-9 performed more anti-tank missions, in particular, the Yak-9T variant with a 37mm cannon, in this case the ...
The United States is judged not only by the wars it fights, but by the expectations it cultivates. From Budapest in 1956 to Tehran in the twenty-first century, the pattern persists. Revolutions are ...
In the aftermath of the U.S. military strike that seized Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro on Jan. 3, 2026, the Trump ...
This month we join our colleagues in celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the Glückstal Colonies Research Association (GCRA).
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Joseph Stalin: Rise, rule, and the making of a Soviet dictator
From a Georgian seminary student to the ruthless leader of the Soviet Union, Joseph Stalin reshaped the 20th century. This biography traces his rise through the Bolshevik Revolution, his brutal ...
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